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FYI appoints experienced IT professional to C-suite
The chief operating officer of Frisk moves to oversee operations at the document management and process automation firm.
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Faster payments for SMEs spur Stripe, Xero partnership
Expanded integration aims to help small businesses manage cash flow as costs rise.
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Be brave about advice reform, Canberra told
UPDATED: Accounting bodies welcomed the “bold recommendations” in the Quality of Advice Final Report yesterday and urged the government to follow up with action.
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Bankruptcies ‘to triple if history repeats itself’
Personal insolvencies moved in lock-step with rate rises during previous crises and that points to a huge increase this year, says insolvency specialist.
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RSM Australia lions roar in Chinese Year of the Rabbit
A cultural production hosted by the firm’s Perth office was embraced by hundreds of employees and their families to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
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One of ‘top 100 most influential women’ joins CA ANZ board
The New Zealand company director and government adviser will provide a wealth of additional experience, says the association.
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Getting advice from accountants will be easier: QAR final report
But it finds no reason to exclude accountants from the regulatory framework.
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KPMG acquires Adelaide SAP firm Think180
The agreement adds 30 people to the firm’s existing SAP team furthering its capabilities.
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RBA rate increase driven by high December CPI
UPDATED: Economists say the bank wants to see “sustained evidence of a cooling economy” before pressing pause.
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ATO cracks down on international money moves into Australia
Taxpayers should plan carefully when bringing funds into the country to avoid suspicion, says tax specialist.
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Specialist forum aims to help accountants get quick answers
Online site sets up a resource for tax professionals to connect with their peers and share expertise.
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RBA reveals first interest rate decision for the year
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced its decision on the cash rate following a significant annual increase in inflation.
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Wesfarmers’ subsidiaries to back pay over $4.8m
Nine ancillary firms have entered into an enforceable undertaking after underpaying more than 3,400 employees.
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CA ANZ students now qualify for fee assistance scheme
The body’s graduate diploma courses have been recognised under the Fee-Help program, which subsidises study loans.
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Does ChatGPT have any of the answers for accounting?
Bot and AI systems should be exploited by practices to improve efficiency, say experts.
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S100A rules to ‘double the price’ of trust distribution work
A sequence of documents will be required to avoid raising red flags with the ATO, says Change GPS.
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Small business relying more heavily on accountants: Xero
Survey finds more practices support their clients with wide-ranging advice as a result of deeper ties forged during the pandemic.
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Better the devil you know for employees with recession fears
Economic uncertainty is causing staff to strive for promotion with their current employer rather than look elsewhere.
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Accountants ‘slowest’ to dip toes in offshore staff market
Unwarranted concerns about data security mean tax agents are missing a trick compared with other finance professionals, says specialist.
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ATO plans publicity campaign for final WFH guidance
More demanding record-keeping requirements in the November draft have been in place since 1 January.
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